We have a IVA and in the final 10 months of paying £551 and never missed a payment We have received a letter this morning saying they will terminate the arrangement if i don't send them my P60 and P45. I retired in January 2016 to look after my husband who 73 and i am 67 with a serious disease.The letter also says the review of my property equity which is due in December, We still owe £50000 on the mortgage and never missed a payment.This IVA company is just hassling us and making us both very ill they just don't listen. We do not want do a secured loan and we are not stopping our monthly payments they are. What do we do if they terminate the arrangement we really need someone face to face to talk to at our age. Please advice. Thank you.

If they require P60's or P45's you are obliged to produce them. Also, the chances of being able to remortgage are slim to nil, so, if you have equity to release, the IVA will be extended by 12 months. If the arrangement is terminated you will be back to square one with creditors who will add back lost interest, so it would be best to try to work with the IP to get through this.

If they require P60's or P45's you are obliged to produce them. Also, the chances of being able to remortgage are slim to nil, so, if you have equity to release, the IVA will be extended by 12 months. If the arrangement is terminated you will be back to square one with creditors who will add back lost interest, so it would be best to try to work with the IP to get through this.

I would write directly to the IP, by name: Mr Keeley or Mr Johnson, by recorded delivery, outlining your concerns and asking for him to contact you directly to resolve the issue -- or, if you are local, for a face to face appointment.

If no joy, lodge a formal complaint via their internal procedures which you can escalate to their regulators, the IPA, via the Government Gateway, if no joy.

I would write directly to the IP, by name: Mr Keeley or Mr Johnson, by recorded delivery, outlining your concerns and asking for him to contact you directly to resolve the issue -- or, if you are local, for a face to face appointment.

If no joy, lodge a formal complaint via their internal procedures which you can escalate to their regulators, the IPA, via the Government Gateway, if no joy.